I ZS why mourners for fin .are blefJcd. d. op ofinercy .how tweet is ir, now'ri; wo th more then ten thoufand thouiand.worlds ; Any one drop of the blood of Je- fus Chriti now apiayed to the foule how iweere is it, well blef- fed is that difpofition that thall make thar'blood of Chrif' to be iweete. Wee preach .Jefus Chritt and the 'Glorious myfte- ries of Grace and ialy Lion co you from time to tine, and how. lightly are thole precious truths regarded by many thoufands, you can come and heare them and go:: away and your hearts not at all taken with them , but now were you among thofe mourners you would prize the trunk that fall from the Table; a few of thole truths that are difregarded now would be high- ly effeníed then, and more worth then thoufands of thou- fands of worlds unto you. And therefore bleffed are thole that rriourne, for they are in a difpofition to let a high prize upon Jefus Chrift, upon the great worke that Jefus Chrifl bath done in the world, and upon the great worke ofGod the Father,' that i. the chiefe work of his, and the great deign that he bath had from all Eternity to magni :e himfelfe in, blefled are they that are in filch a difpoftion ro prize the Glory ofGod ici Jefus Chrifl. Seventhly , There is one more, and that is, They ire bief- fed;why, becaufe there are Many promifes that are made to thofethat mourne, this is one, and this is a comprehenfve, promife. I might mention you abundance of others, and we might fpend all the remainder of the time in the very naming of the promifes that are made in Scriptura'to thofe that mourn ; Let but the mourners read the 34 P fop: IS. and the 57 Ifa: 15. v. And it will be enough to fpeake Comfort to thofe that mourn, They.are in a bleffed condition, why blefled, besaufe they fall be Comforted ; that is, Firft , They f call be difcharged of all thole fins for which they mourn, yea thou art difcharged, and thou flialt one day come to know that thou art difcharged of all thofe fins ; Thole fins that thy heart mournes for (hall never be charged upon . thy foule, thou art bleffed in this thing, be aflur'd of it; It may be yet the holy Ghoft bath not come upon thee rò Peale: this to thy foule, but thou art one that the holy G hot% will. come
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